They both are 9 months old now. I firmly believe the one they market as orange is yellow. because I have bred what i think is a true orange. If you click on the pic you can see the orange scales outlined in yellow. its like a star about to explode it epic!It seems like the orange glofish can breed with any other color. And for some insider news. They will be releaseing a green skirt tetra! it will be the 1st new type of glow fish to be released in america. It comes out next month!(hopefiully they follow with a anglefish glo fish)

fishy friend2

12-28-2011 03:00 PM

Oh cool..... But Im pretty sure that it is illegal to breed glow fish

kunyea

12-28-2011 05:34 PM

well to be honest they did it them selfs i didnt do anything to help them. All i did was save the eggs

Mikaila31

12-28-2011 05:53 PM

its illegal to sell them or make any sort of "profit" off them. They are a patented organism since they were genetically modified, which is why it isn't legal to sell or trade fish they have bred. They can't though stop you from breeding them and like giving them away for free or something..

the zebras have been the only GMO petfish available in America for years so IDK what you mean by that. Though I don't care for any of these fish personally. I would like to see them pull of the angelfish, angelfish just have so many color patterns is fun to see how they genetically get around that.